… United are more than £1.3bn in debt because of a combination of legacy costs incurred by the Glazer takeover in 2005, a revolving credit limit and outstanding transfer payments, That is why a naming rights deal – such as those agreed by Arsenal with Emirates and Manchester City w …
… United are more than £1.3bn in debt because of a combination of legacy costs incurred by the Glazer takeover in 2005, a revolving credit limit and outstanding transfer payments, That is why a naming rights deal – such as those agreed by Arsenal with Emirates and Manchester City w …
Emirates adds four weekly Dubai-Accra flights from July 2026
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Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, is expanding its operations in Ghana with the introduction of four additional weekly services between Dubai and Accra from 12 July 2026. …
Emirates Airlines has announced an expansion of its operations in Ghana with the introduction of four additional weekly services between Dubai and Accra from July 12, 2026. …
Emirates, the world’s first Autism-Certified Airline, has brought its Travel Rehearsal programme to Ghana, reinforcing the airline’s global commitment to making air travel more accessible and inclusive for all passengers. …
… We no fee land for Accra we come back Kumasi — BIG SHMOKE (@kwekusmoke_) May 17, 2026 Earlier, Emirates flight EK788, operating from Abidjan to Accra, also experienced significant disruption. …
The Emirates Group has reported record profit, revenue and cash balances for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, despite major operational disruptions in the final month of the reporting period. …
Manchester United is considering a naming rights deal for the planned new Old Trafford stadium as part of revenue-maximization efforts for the £2bn development, which is estimated to create 48,000 jobs and 15,000 new homes across 370 acres. The club's New Stadium Development chief confirmed the plans are not final and that designers Foster and Partners will consult with fans on exact designs over coming months, with something potentially to share by late 2026 or early 2027.
Manchester United is considering a naming rights deal for the planned new Old Trafford stadium as part of revenue-maximization efforts for the £2bn development, which is estimated to create 48,000 jobs and 15,000 new homes across 370 acres. The club's New Stadium Development chief confirmed the plans are not final and that designers Foster and Partners will consult with fans on exact designs over coming months, with something potentially to share by late 2026 or early 2027.
Manchester United plans to explore a naming rights deal for the proposed new Old Trafford stadium as part of efforts to maximize revenue for the £2bn development. The 370-acre project is estimated to create 48,000 jobs and 15,000 new homes, with design consultations with fans expected over the next few months.
Emirates is introducing four additional weekly services between Dubai and Accra from July 12, complementing its existing daily operation. The new flights will operate Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays using Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
Emirates is introducing four additional weekly services between Dubai and Accra starting 12 July 2026, operating on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays on a Boeing 777-300ER. The expansion complements the airline's existing daily operation and responds to sustained growth in air travel demand.
Emirates Airlines is introducing four additional weekly services between Dubai and Accra starting July 12, 2026, operated by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The expansion complements the airline's existing daily operation and aims to respond to growing travel demand and provide better connections to destinations across Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.
The Foreign Office has removed its advice against travelling to Dubai following a US-Iran agreement to stop the war, though it warned that "the situation remains unpredictable" and "attacks could resume at short notice." The lifting of the ban means British travellers will no longer risk invalidating their travel insurance, though some airlines remain cautious about resuming services to the region.
Emirates, the world's first Autism-Certified Airline, has brought its Travel Rehearsal programme to Ghana in partnership with HopeSetters Autism Centre. The programme offers a guided simulation of the complete air travel journey—from check-in through customs and baggage reclaim—to help individuals with autism familiarise themselves with airport procedures and onboard environments in advance, reducing anxiety and building confidence.
Heavy thunderstorms over Accra on Sunday, May 17, forced several inbound and outbound flights into holding patterns and delays as poor visibility and unstable weather conditions affected landing and take-off operations. International flights including Kenya Airways KQ511 and South African Airways SA52 were placed in extended holding patterns before landing safely at approximately 9:55 p.m., while British Airways BA2066 was delayed by about 45 minutes.
Mary Anane Awuku, Executive Director of Brain Hills International School, has shared that she aspired to become an air hostess in her childhood, studied General Arts with French to become bilingual, and auditioned for Emirates cabin crew but was not selected.
The Emirates Group reported record profit before tax of AED 24.4 billion (US$6.6 billion) for the year ended March 31, 2026, up 7% from the previous year, with revenue rising 3% to AED 150.5 billion (US$41 billion). Emirates airline maintained its position as the world's most profitable carrier, with profit before tax of AED 22.8 billion (US$6.2 billion) and carried 53.2 million passengers during the year.